That simple narrative obscures the extent to which Owen worshipped Brooke in the early days and just how long Brooke remained the war's most famous poet.
High theology has no place in Mr Seal's jolly narrative; to that extent his Nicholas is closer to the Santa-lite of department stores than to the protector who is remembered by rough-tongued Greek deckhands as they battle Aegean squalls or to the mysterious figure who can still coax nervous Russian nuns out of the Ural forests and bring them down to a crypt thousands of miles away.
Games and their branching narratives, to some extent, can solve this issue.
Where Act 1 in both the opera and the ballet is narrative-heavy, Colker's version is narrative-lite, to the extent that you can't know what's going on unless you've read the synopsis.
There are talking monkeys with laser-beam eyes, an amorous catfish (who also talks), various apparitions and narrative digressions (to the extent that there is a narrative at all).
Director James Ponsoldt, who explored the grim, everyday realities of the disease in last year's Smashed, has deftly woven the topic into his latest narrative to such an extent, one almost forgets it's there.
Yet his narrative must overstate the extent and decisiveness of his success because fighting persisted for years to come, as later Roman governors sought to extend Roman control over more Spanish peoples the Celtiberi of northeastern Spain, the Lusitani of modern-day Portugal, and the Vettones and Vaccaei of northwestern Spain.
The phallus is both an object of worship as well as narrative device to the extent that both are intent on telling a whale of a tale.
To a certain extent that narrative functions as a device that enables us to see more of the charnel house chaos of Auschwitz-Birkenau (where part of Nemes' family was killed) than we would otherwise encounter, a skeleton key, in effect, to different circles of hell.
Activity during the written grapheme, number task, and, to a lesser extent, written narrative conditions persisted in more ventral inferior parietal cortex, including second-order somatosensory cortex (SII) in the parietal operculum, but here activity was also present for spoken syllables, that is, in SII activity was least during spoken narrative production.
